Real Housewife's Church Faces Explosive Allegations of Misconduct and Cult-Like Practices

In the coming weeks, a three-part docuseries on TLC will shine a spotlight on the controversial church led by The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby and her husband, Robert Cosby Sr. The series, titled "The Cult of the Real Housewife," promises to unpack the allegations that have been circulating around the Faith Temple Pentecostal Church since Mary took over as first lady and evangelist following her grandmother's death.

According to the network, the docuseries will feature investigative journalists and bloggers who have been following Mary's story, as well as deeply personal and disturbing accounts from her own family members, including her sister, Denise Jefferson Odinaka, and her cousin, Dan Cosby, along with his wife, Kim. Recordings of controversial sermons delivered by Mary and her husband, the church's bishop, will also be revealed, providing a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the congregation.

TLC has promised that the series will "pull back the salacious headlines and social media takes to dive deeper and unpack on the most enduring mysteries at the core of the scandal," including how Mary and Robert Cosby Sr. have managed to avoid accountability for so long. With claims of spiritual, financial, and other misconduct circling the church, this upcoming docuseries aims to shed light on the darker and more unsettling truth behind the headlines.